The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-07-16

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this county for several days past.
They always meet with warm well
come here.
Prof. Thos. f. Hodges, Principal
of Marshall College. and his wife are
the guests of his father law, Man
lift Hayes, Esq. He has justreturn-
ed from the State Teachers Associ-
alton at Charleston.
Prof. r. A. Armstrong arrived
home last week on visit to his par
ents at French Creek. He taught
a very successful term at West Lib
erty Normal School and has been
re-appointed principal for another
term.-Deitd.
Miss Susie Moore arrived home
from Boston ON last Thursday. She
is accompanied by her friend and
room mate, Miss Gussie Moore.
Miss Susie will remain here until
September when she goes to her
work at Mt. Holyoke
That clever gentleman T. F. Protz-
man spent day here last week.
He was accompanied by Captain
Kennedy, one of the oldest and most
popular conductors on the Pennsyl-
vania railroad. The New DOMINION
was pleased to see both of them.
Miss Betty Mcclure, who has been
the guest of Mrs. Lazier for
several weeks, has returned to her
home in Wheeling, much to the re-
greet of our young people, among
whom she was universal favorite.
She sails for Europe in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. Byron Thomas are
the guests of Mrs. Thomas father,
Mr.. A. f. Lawhead, on the South Side.
Mrs. Thomas, or Miss Ollie, as she
is best known here, is a general IA
vorite among our people and to see
her face again makes one feel like
old times.
Rev. J. L. McCutcheon, who is an
old University boy. was married to
Miss Laura Phillips last month.
Miss Phillips was assistant princi-
pal in our public schools few years
ago Mr.. McCutcheon is pastor OF
Baptist church in New York City,
where they now reside.
Messrs. Robert C. Berkeley. jr.,
and brother Will returned home
from the University of Virginia last
week. Bob is taking the law course
and Will is candidate for the de.
gree of NJ. A. Both are thorough
students and got through their year
with great credit to themselves.
Messrs. H. G. Stoetzer and John
A. Crawford arrived in town on Sun
day evening en- route to Mt Lake
Park. They are driving across the
country. They remained couple
of days in the Athens, where both
find great attractions and which
they are both very loath to leave.
Rev. E. J. Marsh, wife and son are
visiting Mr.. Marsh's mother OF
Front street. The Rev. Mr.. Marsl
is an alumnus of the West Virgins
University and President of SciC
College, at Scio, Ohio. He reports
that institution in a fourishing con
dition with over 200 students en-
rolled.
Dr. L. S. Brock, and sister Matte
left on Monday for White Sulphur
Springs; where the Doctor goes tt
attend the State Medical Associa
ton. He will be absent about {
week Miss Matte will be absen
for three weeks, as ON her return
, home she will visit relations in Har
risville.
Prof. Robert A. Armstrong, Prin
, cipal of the West Liberty Norma
school, is in town. He has just fin
ished the most successful year in tn,
history of that school, He will re
main there next year. bob" is ont
, of the whole souled boys of Eye older
days" and has hosts of warm friends
in town.
Mr.. Gordon Wygle, whose hom
| is in Canada, is here looking for
place to locate. Mr.. Wygle will re
move his family to Morgantown mex
. month. His object is to get nea
! the University where his children
can be cheaply educated. The New
DOMINION invites him to make him
: self at home.
! The two following paragraphs ar
from the St. Adams correspondent
to the Charleston Star:
B. C. Wilson and wife, of Hamlir
were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. A
H. Wilson the Fourth.
Prof. Thomas E. Hodges and wife
S of Huntington. are the guests o
: relatives in this town.
Il Captain John Mcclure has secures
through the Union Railroad an
# Steamship ticket Office one of tn
+ best staterooms on the splendi
b steamer, "City of Rome" of tn
Anchor Line, for himself, wife an
:. daughter, Miss Bette They wi
e sail on the Goth inst for tour Q
h Europe-Register Of Sth.
Walter MADEIRA and Arlie Christy
l. of the New DOMINION office, A. K
b Smith, A. Brown Boughner, "Jack
8 Houston and James French folde
their tent and went to Opekiska o
n the 1st of July, where they campo
# for ten days. They engaged i
q hunting and fishing, for fun, an
:. buying chickens of the farmers ft
living.
q J. C. Michael, Esq, of Red Win.
5 Mimi, passed through town O
E Wednesday for his old home
d Preston county. He is an old I'm
versity boy and brother of Pro
, W. H. Michael. He has had phi
! - nomenal success in his chosen pr
fession in the West. He is lawy,
= and partner in one of the most SUI
:" cessful and able firms in his adopte
State.
>; :. Prof. w. P. Wiley and Lieut..
- L. Wilson left on last Thursday fl
Chatauqua. The Lieutenant wi
remain there few days, when
will 60 to New York, and thence /
N way of Cape May, Long Branch, A
rs lantic City and Fortress Monr'
Z. back to Morgantown. His trip wi
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